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A Moline woman has saved her father's life after he collapsed following a run. -
In response to the fatal parade crash in Waukesha Wisconsin, the City of Galesburg will increase the police presence and security measures for the Galesburg Holly Days Parade on Sunday.
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The COVID-19 patient count at Quad Cities area hospitals has gone up, and more people are needing intensive care. -
A new coronavirus variant, first discovered in South Africa, has begun to spread around the globe. Vaccine producers say they're working to get ahead of the new strain.
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A woman accused of murder for the death of her baby 29 years ago has pleaded guilty to a lesser charge. On Monday, 48 year old Angela Siebke entered a plea to one count of endangering the life of a child resulting in death.
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Hospital employees in the Quad Cities area continue to take care of patients with COVID-19. And the number of patients has risen since last week.
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It was a busy weekend for first responders in Muscatine.
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The pandemic has killed and infected more residents of the Quad Cities.
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GovernmentWith its new fiscal year starting in just two weeks, work on a new budget for Rock Island County has been completed. This week, the county board gave its final approval to an 88 million dollar budget for 2022.
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The Rock Island County Health Department will host a COVID vaccine clinic for younger children this weekend. A couple of weeks ago, the CDC approved the Pfizer vaccine for 5 to 11-year-olds.
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For the first time since the pandemic began, there's been a COVID-19 outbreak in the Scott County Jail.
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CommunityThanks to a state grant, help was available for residents of Mercer County to survive the pandemic. Illinois' Pandemic Health Navigator Program ended in the county last month.
